Family lawyer in Almaty — we divorce calmly, not according to a TV drama script

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Divorce, division of property, alimony and children — we see every matter through to the end
First we try an agreement: it is cheaper, faster and gentler on the children
We attend court ourselves under a power of attorney; in most cases you do not need to be present
First consultation free of charge, the content of the conversation is confidential

Family practice

We handle dissolution of marriage at the civil registry office and through the court

We divide property, mortgage and business shares between spouses

We claim and revise alimony, including arrears

We resolve matters concerning children: place of residence, contact arrangements, travel abroad

We draft marriage contracts and agreements without going to court

An analysis of your situation by a lawyer with family practice: what is subject to division, what you are entitled to and how long it will take.

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12^years

of family practice

Divorce, division of property, alimony, child disputes, marriage contracts, contesting paternity.
380⁺

family cases

We handle cases in the courts of Almaty and the region, including disputed division of business and real estate.
65^%

of cases settled by agreement

An agreement is cheaper and faster than court, and is noticeably calmer for the children.
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initial consultation

We look at your situation without judgement and tell you what to do first.

Dissolution of marriage

Through the civil registry office if both parties agree and there are no minor children, and through the court in all other cases. We prepare the documents so that there are no refusals or returns.

Division of matrimonial property

An apartment, a car, deposits, business shares. We work out what is jointly owned and what remains personal: gifts, inheritance, premarital property.

Division of a mortgaged apartment

The most difficult part of a divorce: who pays, who stays, and what to do about the bank. We calculate each spouse's contribution to the repayments.

Child alimony

Recovery as a share of income or a fixed sum, revision of the amount when income changes, recovery of arrears and penalties for late payment.

Child's place of residence

A dispute over who the child will live with. We work with the guardianship authorities, character references and psychologist's reports.

Visitation arrangements and travel

A schedule of meetings with the other parent, matters of a child travelling abroad, and the involvement of grandparents.

Marriage contract and agreements

An agreement on the property regime, an agreement on alimony and on contact arrangements — an option that saves years and nerves.

Disputed and established paternity

Cases involving genetic testing, recovery of alimony after paternity is established.

Tell us your situation — a family lawyer will say what can realistically be divided and where to start

The first consultation is free and confidential. If the matter can be resolved by agreement without court, we will suggest that route first.

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Divorce
Division of property
Children and alimony

Cost

Prices for services family lawyer

Indicative prices. The exact amount is stated after reviewing the documents and is fixed in the contract before work begins.

Service	What is included	Cost
Consultation with a family lawyer	Review of the situation, prospects and a plan of action	free of charge
Dissolution of marriage without dispute	Preparation of documents and support throughout the procedure	from 45,000 ₸
Agreement on alimony or division	Drafting a document to reflect your arrangement	from 35,000 ₸
Marriage contract	Drafting the terms and support at the notary	from 60,000 ₸
Recovery of alimony	Application or claim, representation in court	from 70,000 ₸
Division of property in court	Full conduct of the case through to judgment	from 200,000 ₸
Child dispute	Place of residence, contact arrangements, work with the guardianship authority	from 220,000 ₸
Enforcement proceedings for maintenance	Recovery of arrears through a court enforcement officer	from 60,000 ₸

Prices are given for reference and do not constitute a public offer. State duty, valuation of property, notarial acts and expert examinations are paid separately.

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How the case is handled family lawyer

A conversation without judgement

You tell us how things are. What matters to us are the facts and dates, not who is in the right in the family.

Documents and property

We look at certificates, contracts, statements, loans. From this a picture emerges of what is divided and how.

Assessment of prospects

We state the likely outcome, timelines and costs — including the option you will not like.

Attempt to reach agreement

An agreement on division, alimony or contact arrangements. It is cheaper than court and gentler on the children.

Contract and fixed price

The scope of work and the cost are set out in writing before we start.

Court

Statement of claim, hearings, work with the guardianship authority and expert examinations. We attend ourselves; your presence is not always required.

Decision and appeal

We obtain the decision and, if necessary, appeal within the statutory time limit.

Enforcement

Registration of rights to property, recovery of alimony through a court enforcement officer, monitoring compliance with the contact schedule.

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Team

Team of lawyers in Almaty

We handle a case from start to finish with the same team: you always know who is dealing with your matter and who to contact.

Asel Kurmanova

Lawyer for civil cases

Handles disputes over real estate, inheritance, contracts and transactions. Supports transactions from document review through to registration of title.

14 years of practice
Civil and housing disputes
Kazakh and Russian languages

Dmitry Kim

Lawyer for financial and motor vehicle disputes

Works with banks, insurers and debt collectors, handles recovery and bankruptcy cases, and defends drivers in administrative matters.

11 years of practice
Banks, insurers, motor vehicle disputes
Pre-trial settlement

Gulnara Abisheva

Lawyer for family and social matters

Handles divorces, division of property, alimony and disputes over children, as well as employment, pension and social issues.

9 years of practice
Family and employment disputes
Work with guardianship authorities

Yerlan Sagintayev

Lawyer for corporate law

Supports company transactions, arranges shares and corporate agreements, handles disputes between participants and reorganisation.

13 years of practice
Transactions, shares, corporate disputes
Support for investment rounds

Aigerim Nurlanova

Tax lawyer

Challenges notifications and inspection reports, handles tax disputes in court, supports inspections and recovers overpayments.

10 years of practice
Inspections and tax disputes
Working with the client's accounting records

Viktor Li

Construction and contract lawyer

Reviews contract agreements, estimates and acts, handles disputes over quality and scope of works, supports acceptance of facilities.

12 years of practice
Contracting, shared participation, acceptance
Working with construction expertise

Madina Ospanova

Intellectual property and IT lawyer

Protects copyright and trademarks, drafts contracts for IT teams and handles rights to products and code.

8 years of practice
Copyright, trademarks
Contracts for IT and studios

Sanzhar Ibraev

Bankruptcy and debt recovery lawyer

Handles bankruptcy and rehabilitation procedures, recovers receivables, defends directors against subsidiary liability.

15 years of practice
Bankruptcy, rehabilitation, debt recovery
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Practice

Recent case stories from our lawyers in Almaty

Details have been changed and anonymised: the content of the case is protected by professional privilege.

Division of property

The apartment was bought during the marriage but registered to the husband's parents

Situation: The couple saved for five years and bought an apartment, registering it to the husband's parents — it was easier with the paperwork that way. On divorce, the husband claimed the property had nothing to do with jointly acquired property, and the wife was left with the child and without the apartment.
What we did: We gathered evidence of who actually paid for the purchase: bank statements showing withdrawals from the wife's savings account, transfers to the seller, and correspondence with the estate agent discussing the terms of the deal. We filed a claim to have the apartment recognised as jointly acquired property and included in the division.
Outcome: The court recognised the apartment as joint property, with the wife's share being one half. The parties agreed on buying out the share in instalments, and the apartment did not have to be sold.

Alimony

The father transferred the business to his brother and showed minimal income

Situation: Child support for two children was paid from an official salary at the minimum level, while the father drove a new car and supported a second family. Formally, there was nothing to fault: the income was confirmed by a certificate.
What we did: We gathered evidence of his actual standard of living: information about property registered in his name, travel data, public records about the business. We filed a claim for alimony in a fixed monetary amount, since the income was irregular and its size did not reflect his real means.
Outcome: Alimony was set in a fixed amount, several times higher than the previous payments. In addition, arrears for the past period were recovered.

Children

The father did not return the child after the weekend and went incommunicado

Situation: After the divorce, the contact arrangements had not been set out in writing. The father took their six-year-old son for the weekend and did not bring him back: he stopped answering and took him to relatives in another city. The mother did not know where to turn and was losing time.
What we did: We immediately filed an application to determine the child's place of residence and, at the same time, for interim measures. We brought in the guardianship authorities and gathered character references, documents on kindergarten attendance and medical care at the mother's place of residence.
Outcome: The child was returned within a week through interim measures. The place of residence was determined with the mother, and contact with the father was set out in a schedule — no conflicts arose after that.

Business in divorce

The husband registered his share in the company to his brother a month before the divorce

Situation: During the division of property, it emerged that a share in an LLP acquired during the marriage had been transferred to the husband's brother under a gift agreement a month before the divorce petition was filed. The company continued to operate, the husband effectively ran it, but formally it no longer had anything to do with the family's property.
What we did: We gathered evidence of actual control: signatures on contracts, correspondence with counterparties, instructions on accounts, testimony of employees. We commissioned a valuation of the share and filed a claim to have the transaction declared invalid as made without the wife's consent and with the aim of removing property.
Outcome: The transaction was declared invalid, the share was returned to the joint property and divided. The client received compensation of 12.6 million tenge instead of a share in a business she did not want to run.

Marriage contract

The couple formalised their arrangements before buying a home and avoided a future dispute

Situation: The couple were planning to marry, and the flat was being bought with money, most of which had been saved by one of them before the relationship, with part added by his parents. Discussing this was awkward for both, but both sides understood it would come up if things went wrong.
What we did: We held a meeting with both of them and proposed a format where the document records not 'who gets what in a divorce' but each person's contribution and how it is accounted for. We drafted a marriage contract specifying shares in proportion to the contributions and a rule on how future joint housing expenses are treated.
Outcome: The contract was notarised and the flat was bought. Four years later the couple came back — this time for support with buying a second home; the relationship is fine and the ownership question causes no conflict.

Spouse's debts

The wife was pursued for a loan she knew nothing about

Situation: After the divorce, the woman was presented with a claim under a loan taken out by her ex-husband during the marriage: the bank insisted the obligation was joint, since the money had been spent on family needs. The amount was 5.8 million tenge, and she only learned about the loan from the statement of claim.
What we did: We checked the movement of the money: the funds had been transferred to the husband's account and within a week spent on buying a car registered to his mother. We showed that they had not been directed to family needs and that the wife had not consented to the loan.
Outcome: The court refused to recognise the obligation as joint, and the claims against the client were dismissed in full. The debt remained with the borrower, and the car later became the subject of a separate dispute.

Inheritance between spouses

The widow almost lost half of the property that already belonged to her

Situation: After her husband's death, the notary included in the estate all the property registered in his name, including an apartment and a car bought during the marriage. The children from his first marriage claimed equal shares with the widow, and she risked receiving only a third of what had been jointly owned.
What we did: We explained the procedure: first the marital share is carved out of the joint property, and only the remaining part is divided among the heirs. We prepared an application to allocate the marital share, with documents confirming that the property had been acquired during the marriage.
Outcome: The marital share was allocated: half of the property remained with the widow as owner, and the estate was divided from the remaining part. The client's final share grew from a third to two thirds.

Divorce settlement

The divorce was completed in a month and without a single court hearing over property

Situation: The spouses decided to divorce without conflict: there was an apartment under a mortgage, a car, savings and a shared child. Both feared the process would drag on for a year and turn them against each other for good, and that the child would become a bargaining chip.
What we did: We held negotiations with both of them and prepared a package of documents: a property division agreement taking into account the mortgage balance, a maintenance agreement with indexation, and arrangements for contact with the child with a specific schedule. We agreed with the bank on transferring the mortgage to one of the spouses.
Outcome: All the documents were certified by a notary, and no dispute went to court. The divorce was completed in a month, and the contact schedule is being followed — the parties have lived by it for two years now.

Useful information

Family lawyer in Almaty: divorce, division of property, maintenance and children

Gulnara Abisheva Family lawyer

Published: 2 June 2026 Updated: 16 September 2026

A divorce rarely comes down to a single application. Behind it are immediately an apartment bought during the marriage, an outstanding mortgage, a car, savings, school-age children. If you act impulsively, you can sign an unfavourable agreement, miss the deadline for challenging a transaction, or lose evidence that property was bought with personal money.

It is even more complicated when one of the spouses leaves, changes jobs, takes the child abroad or hides income. A family lawyer is needed not to 'win at any cost', but to choose the right path: where to file the application, which documents to attach, what to negotiate straight away and what to leave for court. Below is an overview of the key situations and how a family lawyer acts in each of them.

Family lawyer in Almaty: what people come with and how to choose a specialist

A family lawyer in Almaty handles cases where law is closely intertwined with personal relationships: dissolution of marriage, division of jointly acquired property and mortgages, maintenance for children and a spouse, determining the child's place of residence and arrangements for contact with the child. A family lawyer in Almaty also prepares marriage contracts and spousal agreements, helps challenge paternity and resolve issues of a child travelling abroad. It is worth consulting a family lawyer as soon as it becomes clear that a peaceful agreement is not possible — before filing a claim, selling an apartment or transferring money.

You can tell whether a specialist is right for you at the first consultation. The main signs:

the lawyer asks substantive questions — about children, property, income and debts, not just about the desired outcome;
explains which documents will be needed and what will change if the spouse takes a different position;
talks about risks and timelines rather than promising an outcome;
specialises in family law and handles such cases in the courts of Almaty, rather than taking on anything that comes along.

Family lawyer or advocate: what the difference is and whom to choose

A family lawyer prepares documents, advises, helps gather evidence and draft a claim or agreement. If the divorce involves no dispute over property and children, and the parties have agreed on maintenance, such support is usually enough: for example, when dissolving a marriage through the registration authorities or under a notarial agreement.

When a case goes to court, the interests of the party are protected by a lawyer from our practice — the client stays with the same firm. A lawyer conducts family disputes in the proceedings: files motions, examines witnesses, challenges claims. They also take part in cases concerning a child's place of residence, division of a mortgage, and deprivation of parental rights. People turn to family lawyers when a former spouse hides income, prevents contact with the children, or files a counterclaim.

Consultations and documents where the parties agree — a lawyer
Court dispute and protection of interests — an advocate
Complex division of property and a mortgage — a family disputes lawyer
Cases concerning children, removal abroad — a family law lawyer

Family lawyer online: when the consultation is remote

A family lawyer online is a format in which divorce, alimony and division of property are discussed remotely, without a visit to the office. An online consultation on family matters is suitable if you need to work through the situation, understand which documents you already have and which are missing, choose between court and registering the dissolution of the marriage, and assess the prospects of a dispute over children or property.

Remotely, the lawyer reviews scans and photos of documents and helps build a strategy: how to state the claims, what to prove and what evidence to gather. Personal presence and originals are needed when the case reaches court, a notarised agreement or registration of the divorce, and also for inspecting and checking documents. After the online review it will be clear which steps you can take yourself and where a lawyer in Almaty will be required.

How to file for divorce if the spouse objects or their place of residence is unknown
What counts as jointly acquired property and how to divide an apartment with a mortgage
How to calculate alimony and conclude an agreement before a notary
Who the children will stay with and how to determine the contact arrangements
What evidence will be useful in a family dispute in court

Consultation with a family lawyer on marriage, children and property

At the first consultation, a family lawyer works through three things: what in your family counts as jointly acquired property and what is personal, whether there are minor children, and how disputable the other side's claims are. You come with a specific situation, and you leave with a picture: which issues can be resolved by agreement and where you will have to go to court.

A consultation with a family lawyer is built around your documents, so bring your marriage or divorce certificate, the children's birth certificates, documents for the apartment, car and land, the mortgage agreement, and statements of income and loans. A consultation with a family advocate is different in that it immediately assesses where the dispute is real and where the parties can reach agreement; with a family lawyer, the price of a consultation depends on the complexity of the case, the number of questions and the volume of documents.

What property you are dividing: jointly acquired or personal.
Who the children will stay with and how you will take part in their lives.
Which of the other side's claims are unacceptable to you.
Which documents are missing for your position.

Legal consultation on family matters: how to prepare

For a consultation with a lawyer on family matters to give an accurate assessment of the prospects rather than general discussion, gather your documents in advance. The basis is the marriage certificate and the children's birth certificates, as well as documents for property: the purchase agreement, the technical passport, an extract from the register, the loan agreement and the mortgage payment schedule. If there is correspondence with your spouse about the children, alimony or division, keep it: it shows what you have already agreed on and where a dispute has arisen.

To calculate alimony and assess property claims, statements of income for both parties are needed, including income from business or rent. At a consultation with a lawyer on family matters it is important to speak honestly about hidden assets, debts and agreements with relatives: this affects how the court will determine jointly acquired property. If some documents are held by the spouse, they can be requested through the court — this is worth asking about at a consultation with a family law lawyer. What to prepare:

marriage certificate and children's birth certificates;
title documents for the apartment, car and shares;
the loan agreement and a statement of the outstanding mortgage balance;
income statements and correspondence about the children and maintenance.

Divorce through the civil registry office or the court: which to choose

A marriage is dissolved through the civil registry office when the spouses agree to the divorce and have no minor children together. In all other cases the matter is decided by the court: if there are minor children together, if one of the spouses objects to the divorce or simply avoids filing the application. So even before collecting documents it is important to understand which procedure your situation falls under — this determines which papers to prepare and what to expect.

A contested divorce differs not only in the authority that formalises it. In court, the questions of who the children will stay with and how they will communicate with the other parent are decided at the same time, maintenance is established, jointly acquired property and the mortgage are divided, and sometimes a marriage contract is challenged. Each of these issues can become a separate dispute, and a family divorce lawyer helps build a position so that you do not lose on what matters most while the process is under way. Separately, it is worth checking whether there are grounds for withdrawing the claim or for reconciliation — sometimes the parties reach an agreement after the claim has already been filed.

mutual consent and no minor children together — civil registry office
there are minor children together — court
one of the spouses objects to the divorce or does not appear — court
property, the mortgage and the question of the children are dealt with alongside the divorce — court

Division of property and the mortgage: what a family lawyer treats as joint

Everything the spouses acquired during the marriage is treated as joint: an apartment, a car, deposits, shares in a business. But property bought before the marriage, received as a gift or by inheritance remains personal — it is not divided. In practice, disputes most often arise because part of the contributions to a joint apartment was personal: for example, a pre-marital car was sold and the proceeds paid as a deposit on the mortgage. In such a situation a family lawyer assesses how to confirm the source of the funds and preserve the right to compensation.

A mortgage is not only an apartment but also a debt. A loan taken out during the marriage is recognised as joint, and after divorce it is divided in proportion to the awarded shares. If there is no one to keep paying, the bank is entitled to enforce against the mortgaged apartment, so it is important to decide in advance: sell the property and clear the debt, leave the home to one spouse with compensation to the other, or arrange a transfer of the obligations. The matter cannot be closed without a written agreement or a court decision.

Pre-marital property and gifts are personal and not subject to division.
A mortgage taken out during the marriage is divided together with the apartment.
Personal contributions to joint property give rise to a right to compensation.
Debts for joint needs are divided in proportion to the shares.

Marriage contract and agreements between spouses: before and during marriage

A marriage contract is needed when the spouses want to determine the fate of their property in advance and not depend on the default joint property regime. By default, everything acquired during the marriage is treated as joint, and on divorce the apartment, car, deposits and mortgage are divided between the spouses. The contract changes this picture: specific items can be assigned to one of the spouses, or a shared or separate ownership regime can be established for income and purchases.

It is concluded in writing and certified by a notary. It can be made before the marriage or during it, and the terms take effect according to the rules of the contract itself. It is worth setting out in advance the composition of each spouse's property, the procedure for dividing the apartment and the mortgage, each spouse's contribution to joint acquisitions, and also maintenance and support.

Which property remains personal and which becomes joint
How the apartment, mortgage, car and deposits are divided on divorce
Who bears family expenses and to what extent
The amount and procedure for the support of a spouse and children
What happens to property on dissolution of the marriage

Child maintenance: court calculation and a notarial agreement

Child maintenance can be established in two ways. The first is through the court. If the parents have not reached an agreement, the court awards shares of earnings: one quarter for one child, one third for two, and half for three or more. This requires an application, a marriage or divorce certificate, the children's birth certificates and a statement of the payer's income.

The second way is a notarised agreement. The parents themselves determine the amount, frequency and method of payment: in money, property or otherwise. Such an agreement is certified by a notary and has the force of an enforcement document. If the payer stops paying, the document is submitted directly to a court enforcement officer, without a separate court case.

Court: suitable when an agreement could not be reached.
Agreement: faster and more flexible on amount and timing.
Either option can be changed if circumstances change.

Comparison of ways to establish maintenance
Criterion	Court decision	Notarised agreement
Basis	Application to the court	Agreement of the parties
Amount	Shares of earnings	Any amount by agreement
Method of payment	Money	Money, property, etc.
Enforcement	Writ of execution	Force of an enforcement document

Either document can be submitted to a court enforcement officer in case of non-payment.

Family lawyer for disputes over children: place of residence and contact

When parents cannot agree on who the child will live with, the dispute is decided by the court. It assesses who creates better conditions for upbringing and development, and takes into account the child's attachment and interests. An important piece of evidence is the opinion of the guardianship and trusteeship authority: specialists examine each parent's housing and give a reasoned opinion. A family lawyer in Almaty helps to gather these materials and build a position without putting pressure on the child.

The arrangements for the other parent's contact can also be set by agreement: when and where they see the child, how they take part in upbringing, how disputed situations are resolved. A notarial form is not mandatory, but a written document instils discipline and simplifies enforcement. If no agreement is reached, the schedule is set by the court — usually taking into account the child's age, study and activity schedule, and the opinion of the guardianship authority. It is not permissible to violate such a schedule or create obstacles: this is grounds to revise the contact arrangements.

Parental agreement on the child's place of residence
Agreement on arrangements for contact and participation in upbringing
Opinion of the guardianship and trusteeship authority
Report on the inspection of each parent's living conditions
Documents on income, employment and daily routine

International family law lawyer: taking a child abroad

A situation where one parent wants to take the child outside Kazakhstan — on holiday, to relatives or for treatment — and the other objects or simply refuses consent, comes up regularly in the practice of an international family law lawyer. The other parent may refuse because of conflict after a divorce, out of fear that the child will not be returned, or simply on principle. In any case, taking a minor across the border without the written consent of the other parent, certified by a notary, is impossible, and the border service has the right not to let the child through.

If there is no consent, only lawful routes are worth discussing: negotiations with the other parent and having consent certified by a notary, applying to court for permission to travel where there are grounds, or cancelling the trip. An attempt to cross the border with the child using a forged power of attorney or without documents will result not only in a travel ban but also in the risk of criminal liability and a weaker position in the child-related dispute. What will need to be collected:

the child's birth certificate;
notarised consent of the other parent — stating the country, purpose of travel and period;
documents confirming the kinship and identity of the accompanying person;
in a dispute — a court decision permitting the travel.

Family disputes in court: how a family lawyer assesses the prospects

Strategy in a family dispute begins with reviewing the documents: certificates, sale and purchase agreements, loan and mortgage papers, bank statements, information on income and the composition of property. The lawyer then compares the facts with what can actually be proved in court and considers what decision is likely on each claim — on division of the flat and the debt, on the child's place of residence, on alimony. The outcome depends on the circumstances of the particular case and is not guaranteed, so an honest assessment of the prospects matters more than promises.

That assessment then shapes the approach: to fight hard on every point or to move towards a settlement that is enforceable and closes the matter faster. Over 12 years of family practice and more than 380 family cases, it is clear that 65% of cases close with a settlement — the parties set out arrangements for contact with the children, the amount of alimony, the division of property and debts, and do not spend their energy on a long process. If agreement cannot be reached, the dispute is conducted in court on the basis of provable facts, not emotions.

Which claims are supported by documents and which rest only on words
How the division of property relates to the division of debts, including a mortgage
What to offer the other side so that the settlement is enforceable
Which actions before court will preserve your position and which will weaken it

How much a family lawyer costs: what the fee is made up of

How much a family lawyer costs depends not on the name of the service but on the volume of work in the particular case. A one-off consultation, drafting a settlement or a claim, appearing at a single hearing, and handling a dispute from the first hearing through to enforcement of the decision are different amounts of time and documents. That is why a family lawyer's price is made up of the work involved, not a template price list.

The final cost of a family lawyer's services is also affected by the length of the dispute: the more hearings, expert examinations and objections from the opposing side, the more stages of work. When comparing a family lawyer's price and experience, it matters more to look at what exactly is included in the fee: only drafting papers or also representation in court. Below is what the scope of work consists of; the figures themselves are in the prices section on the page.

consultation and legal analysis of the situation
drafting a claim, settlement, objections
representation in court in a family case
work with evidence and expert examinations
support of enforcement of the decision

What the scope of work consists of
Stage	What is included	What it depends on
Consultation	review of the situation, documents, prospects	complexity of the matter, volume of paperwork
Documents	claim, agreement, motions	number of documents, urgency
Court	hearings, evidence, objections	number of hearings, position of the other party
Enforcement	work with the court enforcement officer	voluntary compliance

The length of the dispute and the activity of the other party increase the scope of work.

The most expensive mistakes in family matters are made not in court, but before it: an agreement signed "on trust" and original documents handed over to the other spouse are almost impossible to fix afterwards.

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Asem K. 28 July 2026

I had to divorce my husband, and there was the issue of dividing the flat and the car. At first he refused to talk at all, I was very scared about how things would turn out. Asel explained everything to me, spoke without rushing, calmed my nerves. Later we reached an agreement, settled it without going to court. I hardly even went in, most of it was over the phone. Thank you, good luck with your work